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RIt’s not about corruption. It’s about lawyers not following basic etiquette.
As mentioned by the OP, if his cases didn’t go to court, the lawyer should be expected to return their fees. Why don’t they?
Almost every other professional or business would be expected to return payment if services are not provided. Why don’t lawyers do so?
I don’t even mind the high fees. I expect better lawyers to charge more, just like I expect better doctors to charge more. I just want some accountability, like OP.
RAnd that is exactly OP’s point of frustration.Why are doctors expected to shoulder such a higher unnecessary burden when no other profession is expected to?
Shouldn’t judicial work be god’s work too? After all, what’s right and what’s wrong and fighting for it is the higher moral work which we associate religion with.
RSure, but that isn’t the point of this post.OP is saying doctors are looked at with contempt for such high fees while lawyers get a free hand.
RDoctors are no different tbh. Do you know how long it takes to become one? And then it takes years to gain recognition just like you mentioned for lawyers.RPUC is cheap and easy to get. Useless or not, it is mandatory and you either follow the rules or get fined. It’s as simple as that.And if you’re so concerned, petition to remove PUC checks from newer vehicles, not to reduce fines, since that is your primary concern.
High fines are good. It’d make people think twice before committing infractions. I wish all states would implement them asap. We all know how bad our road sense is here in our country.
